grammer
where do adjectives come in a sentence, before or after the noun?
Adjectives come after the noun, opposite of english
this word means hard
difficile
the most spoken language in the U.S
anglais
the language found in a vital European country, and throughout most of Latin American
espangnol
this word means interesting
interessant(e)
If the word is masculine and singular you add what?
nothing!
this word means energetic
energique
what flag is red, yellow, black
allemand
The nationality of the largest African country (by mass)
algerien
if the word is feminine and plural what do you add
es
If the word is feminine and singular what do you add?
e
this word means funny
drole
The official language of Brazil
portugais
when someone speaks anglais they speak what
english
this word means great
genial
If the word is masculine and plural what do you add
s
this word means easy
facile
the flag of Mexico without the bird, and the reversed flag of Bugaria
italien
a small country between France and Germany that has a reversed german flag, but speaks french
belge
this word means smart
intelligent(e)
The adjectives must agree with what two things
The gender and number
this word means expensive
cher/chere
if someone lives in Paris they live in the country
what people live in the country with cheeseburgers and bald eagles
americains
if an adjective ends in e do you take it off? do you need to add one for feminine?
you do not take it off for add another e to the word.